Keokuk, ia

Farms near Keokuk, ia

Kirksville, Missouri

We are a family-owned and -operated farm in a beautiful, forest-surrounded, rather isolated, valley near the Chariton River in northern Missouri.... [more]

Lewistown , Illinois

Just a couple who loves to garden and grow produce, which we've up until this year, grown for ourselves and the local food pantry.... [more]

Louisiana, Missouri

Organically grown methods used: open 7 days a week until the snow flies. Call in advance to ensure we are available or drive in and honk at garden behind the Jackson St.

Louisiana, Missouri

We are a hobby farm whose mission is to grow and teach others how to grow organically and biodynamically.... [more]

Louisiana, Missouri

We have twoand a half acres in production at this time. We have 1/2 acre of lavender, which we will sell by the bundle in July.... [more]

RIO, Illinois

Spurgeon Veggies is a women-owned, diversified dual-farm operation in Rio and East Galesburg, Illinois.... [more]

Moulton, Iowa

We raise all natural grass fed black angus beef. Product Goals. Food safety: NO hormones and NO antibiotics Humane - better treatment of animals.... [more]

New Windsor, Illinois

Teelville Homestead is a small homestead of 6 ¾ acres located between the Quad Cities and Galesburg in West Central Illinois, owned and operated by Harold and Hope Teel.... [more]

Knoxville, Illinois

Hickory Hollow Farms is a sustainable farm raising grass fed goat meat. Animals are available in July for purchase on the hoof, or processed and packaged.

Madison, Missouri

We naturally produce heirloom tomatoes, sweet corn, green beans, dry beans, garlic, sweet potatoes, peppers, wild blackberries, cabbage, cauliflower, broccoli, and large round bales of hay in season.... [more]

Aledo, Illinois

Old Paths Farm is a fifth generation, family owned, Sesquicentennial Farm located eight miles north of Aledo, IL, just off of U.S.... [more]

Keota, Iowa

Can you imagine growing fruit with no pesticides, no trucking from California, no shipping from the equator, and no tilling the soil?... [more]